Undergraduate Economics and Finance modules
All of our undergraduate programmes are run on a modular system, which offers flexibility and means you benefit from being able to follow your interest in your choice of modules. You will be assigned a supervisor upon starting your degree, who will be able to advise you on your choice of modules.
If you have a Queen Mary login, you can view more detailed information about these modules on Blackboard.
Modules are taught in a two-hour block format. The first two hours deliver the core theoretical and technical concepts; these are then applied in the remaining hour which is spent in a classroom.
Level 4 (first year) modules
Semester A |
Semester B |
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ECN102 World Economy ECN112 SADIE ECN113 Principles of Economics ECN114 MMEB 1 ECN199 Economic Principles |
ECN106 Macro 1 ECN111 Micro 1 ECN120 Elements of Accounting ECN121 Statistical Methods in Economics ECN124 MMEB 2 |
Module details for level 4 (first year) modules
Level 5 (second year) modules
Semester A |
Semester B |
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ECN206 Macro 2 ECN214 Games and Strategies ECN222 FMI ECN224 Econometrics 1 ECN231 Economics of Social Issues ECN232 History of Economic Thought |
ECN205 Money and Banking ECN209 International Finance ECN211 Micro 2 ECN223 Selected Topics in Macro ECN225 Econometrics 2 ECN226 Capital Markets 1 |
Module details for level 5 (second year) modules
Level 6 (third year) modules
Semester A |
Semester B |
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ECN302 Corporate Strategy ECN322 Topics in Econometrics ECN326 Economics Project 1 ECN336 Applied Econometrics ECN355 Macroeconomic Policy ECN361 Advanced Micro ECN367 Experimental Economics ECN369 Health Economics ECN370 Development Economics ECN371 Corporate Finance 1 |
ECN326 Economics Project 1 ECN331 Industrial Economics ECN344 Economics of Innovation ECN346 Business Cycles ECN351 Environmental Economics ECN352 Public Economics ECN356 Labour Economics ECN358 Futures and Options ECN372 Corporate Finance 2 |
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ECN325 Economics Project 2 |
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Module details for level 6 (third year) modules